In winter, people often use a “spark” (kick-sledge) to move around town. Try for yourself and stop by the independent shops and workshops that sell locally made ceramics, clothing, and food.
Since Røros is one of Norway’s coldest cities in winter, you might want to do as the locals: wrap up in wool!
Knitted sweaters and mittens from a local shop or warms blankets and seating pads from Røros Tweed – it’s all nice to have when the temperatures plummet to minus 20.